Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-11-26
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county Hospital.
mo cattle industry of the United States
.,nresen,s 81, 200, 900, 900.
'r,hbatb school at the Catholic Church
narrow afternoon at z o'clock.
rhs usual religious services will be held
- The Episcopal Church tomorrow.
p sadler has sent one of his big teams
,palisade after a load of lumber.
Thors are $780, 900 married and $40, 900
married men in the city of Paris.
;s again rumored that a Democratic
rorn;nr paper is to be published in Reno.
man named Margueretta, well known
This m died at Cortez last Saturday.
pav. A.. Duustan will preach in the Eu.
..Ls Methodist Church tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
The Richmond Con. Mining Company
shipped about $50 tons of market lead dur.
ing the week. .
4 dime.museum manager has offered
en- 400 for q loan of Louis Lingg's re.
mains for a year.
Remington, johnson & Co. have had
their office removed from the rear to the
front Of their store.
Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped during the
week, seven bars of Richmond bullion,
valued at $14,140 Sc.
The witnesses who went to Elks from
hare to attend the trial of George D.
Lewis, have all returned.
The Carson Appeal takes no stock in the
rsport that Jim Townsend was ground up
in an arastra at LundaY.
There is not a girl who makes her own
bus.le but is backed by some of the most
influential papers Of the times.
Three more cars loaded with machinery
for Seligman arrived at the E. & P. rail.
road depot last Thursday afternoon.
Much uneasiness is being felt in Cali
fornia over the continued dry weather.
Rain is badly needed in many parts of the
State.
The first snowfall this season in Eureka
commenced on Thanksgiving night and
continued along at intervals through yes
terday.
A philosopher who had married an
ignorant girl used to call her "brown
sugar because, he said she was sweet but
unrefned.
Last Wednesday, Thursday and yester.
day, were spent in the Justice Court ex.
aiming witnesses in the case of the State
vs. P. Paroni.
1t is time to advertise your holiday
goods, so that your country customers may
know in time what and where to buy their
Christmas presents.
sGeorge Paul came over from White
Pine yesterday with a load of ore to the
Eureka Con. reduction works, and will re.
turn loaded with freight for Seligman.
The attention of the County Commits
s;onars l., BALLAD 70 tho ypsafa condition of
the bridge opposite the Eureka Con. reduc-
ton works, over which vehicles pass.
The strange spectacle of children carry
ing bottles Of boilded drinking-water to
school with them is an every day sight in
Cincinnati, 0. Typhoid fever prevails.
Jim Morrison, the drayman, has looked
ing daughter, presented to him by his low
ing spouse last Sunday was the cause of it.
On aud after the LIST of December the
duction in Geographic rates East. For ten
words the maximum charge will be but rs
cents.
ing the telegraph lines, and camped near
the railroad depot last week, pulled out
for Virginia City, their starting place, last
Monday.
Mrs. Quick, a teacher at Fresno, CAL,
punished a pupil by putting a strap
around his neck and drawing it tight. She
was arrested, fined 500 and had to resign
her school.
On Wednesday last B. Berg attached a
coal wagon, $50 coal sacks, six sets of har-
ness and a lot of sundries belonging to Joe
Pesha, for the sum of S102 92 due him for
merchandise.
The stated communication of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. & A. NJ, will be held
this Saturday. evening, at z o'clock. All
Master Masons in good standing are cordl-
ally invited to attend.
Engineer Mcconnell ran the special
train to Palisads last Sunday in three
hours and 40 minutes, including stoppages
at Diamond, Horseshoe Bend, Mt. Hope,
Alpha and the Hay Ranch.
Another dividend of 25 cents per share
was declared on the 22d instant by the
Eureka Con. Mining Company of this dis
trict. This will make the total of divi.
dends paid by this company S4,S67 so.
b Berg ordered q fine lot of turkeys for
Thanksgiving Day, but they arrived quite
late, and he is therefore enabled to offer
his customers the national dainty birds for
their Sunday dinners cheaper than com-
mon food.
The following taxes were paid in this
county by the railroad companies for 1857:
The Eureka & Palisade Company paid
Sl2,033 "a, and the Central Pacific Com.
pany paid S15, 7S3 50, making a total OF
S27, S17 ~.
A tailoring concern at Charlottesville.
Ind, offers a marriage license to every
young man who will buy his wedding suit
of them, Boston Journal. The opposi-
ton establishment will do well to offer a
decree of divorce.
The Reno Journal says that the poker
sharp who did up the boys in Reno was
named House, and is well known among
the sporting fraternity of Colorado. He
has gone to Truckee to teach the mex
%perienced idea how to shoot.
Mike Connery and A. w. Olsen sold %
tons of ore to the Eureka Con. Company
several days ago, for which they received a
check for $2,7O0, The ore came from a
surface deposit OH Hoosac mountain, and
was the result of six weeks work.
Seventy-two tons of ore, sampled during
the week at the Eureka Con. reduction
works, from the Silver Connor mine on
Prospect Mountain, gave a dividend to
each of the owners Of $775, and left q re-
serve carried over for expenses of S60o.
Our boys, who went to Elko to attend
the trial Of George D. Lewis, speak very
highly of A. j. Hybischman, the propris-
tor Of the Humboldt Brewery at that
place. They say thai ne br eund 3 ea hhe arsl-
The Richmond Company''s furnaces
closed down last Monday, and q NUMBER
of men were thrown out of employment.
They NAV not be started up again before
next Spring, but the company, will con-
tinue to purchase custom ores the same as
usual,